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AI: «Trump sees that he cannot lose the war and competition» with China

Now14 September 2026 at 21:04

Major-General Isidro Morais Pereira conducted an analysis on the NOW program about the technological race between the United States and China in the algorithms and robotics sector. The specialist commented on the geopolitical dynamics related to the development of artificial intelligence between the two powers.

According to Isidro Morais Pereira, Donald Trump is much more concerned about China than about controlling the accelerated development of artificial intelligence algorithms. This position reflects a strategy of direct competition with the Asian giant.

The major-general highlighted that Trump realizes that he cannot lose the war and technological competition with China. This analysis indicates a shift in priorities in American technology policy, where competition with China takes precedence over domestic regulation of AI development.

Why this matters

The analysis highlights how the technological competition between superpowers directly affects the development of artificial intelligence globally. For readers, this implies that Portugal and Europe may be dragged into this technological race, with consequences for investments, regulation, and digital sovereignty. The article follows growing international concern about China's advancement in the field of AI and robotics.

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